Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23
Forest Glen improvements.

BE ERECTED THIS SEASON, ETC.
The Forest Glen improvement Co. report the
following sale Of villa sites at Forest Glen Park
during the past week: In block 3, c, G. Calkfns,
lot 8; 500. In block 4. Chas. S. Bradley, lot 8;
81 ,OS1.04 In block 5, Miss NJ. NJ. Richardson. lot
3; 5000; Mrs. E. Green, lot 10; $4,000. In block
6, Miss M. C. Peck. lot 8; S529.S6. c. F. Myers,
lot 10; $547.92. Henrietta Noble lot Is; $780, "A.
In block z, Miss N. c. Peck, lot 4; s73O.24. Mrs.
I. G. Hensey, lot 5; $3.50 90. W. E. Schneider, lot
Allan Rutherford, lot 10; $500 08. In block s. C..
w. Thayer, lots and 4; 81, $500. NJ. w. Mac
Gowan, lot 5; se72 e. P: Clark, lot 2; s57s24
s65556. F. C. Dom, lot 81; s622.14 In block s,
c. B. Pearson, lot Is; s6l4.32. j. H. Clarke, lots
The land subdivided into these villa sites COM
prses only thirty acres Of the one hundred within
the limits OF the Park The remaing seventy acres
ton. The hotel which win cost $4,000, and is
rapidly nearing completion, stands In the midst OF
an attractive park. which viii always be a part
gagged rooms In the hotel for tho coming season
are the following: MI. w: W. Burdette and family,
gett and family, Lieut.. TiIton and mother: M.
Geo 4 Emmons and family; DR.. and Mrs. Presbrey
and family. Mrs. Stone and family, Mr. Rudolph
Ranlmann and family. Capt. DOM and family Of
In addition to the hotel other improvements
win be made in the Park during the present sea-
course OF erection, and proposed villas OF Mr. W. W.
Burdette, Mrs. Mary B. Manypenny, Edward cav
erly, c. W. King, C. s. Myers and others.
Sales Of Real Estate.
A. A. Thomas has bought OF Helen p. Cassin, for
s., 363:60 sub lot 10, square 2s2 2ax11O feet, on
street. 81. w. Garrett has bought for $40 500 so
sub. lots 48 and 4g, square 179. 3Ohxl1O, on 10th
Baker has bought Of E. cammack Ct al, for s7,eoo.
lots 2 and 3, square 49, 6OxI20, on n street, be.
tween 22d and 23d northwest
ton the south half OF lot 10, square 2S9 fronting
OIL by o. feet on the west side OF 18th street,
between g and b, forsl1 .1eo
THE JURORS GRATEFUL TO JUDGE Cox.-The
Jurors OF the January term or the Circuit Court,
ing case, were discharged yesterday for the term
with the thanks OF the court. Prior thereto the
jurors held meeting Nj: VIM; cruikshank acting
lions were unanimously adopted, setting forth
"that MI. Justice Walter 8. Cox, presiding
Of the the District q coia n9 Sy Sis
uniform Kindness and courtesy to, and his constd-
Grafton for the Juror has sndssred himself 70
his charges, his eQuanimity and urbanity under
all circumstances, evidence his eminent ability
ana fitness TN; , LOT the position he holds we heartily
rendering their THANKS to the attaches of the court
for their pO1teness and attention at all times.
Affairs I'm Rockville.
Correspondents Of TzE EvzHAo star
ROcKvn1A Nh, April g, 1887.
Bishop Paret conducted divine service 1t Christ
church, at this place, On Wednesday last.-Rev.
Jas Wright Of Rockville, has accepted the pas
torate OF the Barnesvtlle Baptist church.-Mr. p.
D. Laird Is erecting handsome residence In the
west end Of this town-The funeral OF Mrs.
Kate Benton, aged elghty-seven years. took place
nom her home, In Rockville, On tuesday morning
last, ana was largely attended by relatives and
friends from the county and washington
HardeSty and Miss "N6die" slower are both quite
sick at their respective homes In this town
Tom Norris. colored laborer IN the employ OF M.
I. 0AegleT, was seriously hurt yesterday. having
his leg almost covered rom the body hy FALLING
against the knife In steam saw-mill.